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Once spawned and fertilized the oviparous fish eggs operate as closed systems; only
respiratory gases, heat and negligible amounts of solutes and water are exchanged freely, as a
result of an extremely low permeability of the egg surface membranes. Currently, the
opportunities to exert a nutritional stimulus during a stage of high metabolic plasticity, such as fish embryogenesis, are restricted to maternal transfer and the onset of exogenous feeding.
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Rocha F., Dias J., Engrola S., Gavaia P.J., Dinis M.T., Panserat S. 2012 Tolerance of zebrafish embryos to supra-physiologic yolk levels of glucose. XV International Symposium on Fish Nutrition and Feeding. Molde, Norway, 4-7 June 2012.
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National Institute of Nutrition and Seafood Research; Norwegian University of Life Sciences; Aquaculture Protein Centre; Norwegian School of Veterinary Science; Nofima